Frank Lloyd Wright: A Film by Ken Burns & Lynn Novick DVD - AV Item

Single DVD

Description: Wright and Olgivanna began the Taliesin Fellowship, taking on apprentices. Fallingwater brought him new acclaim for its modern principles and materials integrated with the landscape. Usonian houses were high-quality, affordable housing for mass production. In 1937, the Fellowship began annual pilgrimage to Arizaona's Taliesin West. His provocative postwar gas stations, synagogues, and a spiral-ramped Guggenheim Museum, closed out his career.

Features:

Length: 160 minutes on 1 Disc

Closed Captioned: Yes

Stereo: Yes

Color: Yes

Number of Programs: 1

Production Year: 1998

Country of Origin: United States

AV Benefits:

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